Indexing Dial Multiple Piece Assembly Machine

Indexing dial multiple-piece assembly machines provide dwell time which allows for multiple, complex operations to be preformed accurately and typically at a lower cost than continuous motion machines. Central Machines is experienced in creating indexing machines that can perform operations such as assembly, testing, inspection, heat staking, ultra-sonic welding and flash trimming during this important dwell time. Operations such as electrical connector and component assembly, as well as other assemblies from ink jets to baby bottles can all be performed on our index machines.

Another advantage of these machines is their functional flexibility. They can assemble and perform operations on parts that would be too large for continuous motion machines. Once our design team determines your production needs, we will recommend the best solution that fits your functional as well as financial criteria. Because each customer is different, we offer a long list of options from inline vibratory or centrifugal feeders to defective part sensors to multiple machine integration.

From each and every machine our customers can expect longevity and reliability due to our use of mechanical and servo driven motions. Our skilled work force is all under one roof, allowing for the complete construction, and product accountability, within our shop. We use both conventional and state of the art CAD/CAM and wire EDM machines to fabricate the components.

Our machines are user friendly and programmable. A color display touch screen panel is the primary user interface. Using the touch screen, the equipment can be programmed to run different jobs. Operators need only to enter a part number into the touch screen and the machine will access its local data base to start producing the part.

We performance-test, debug, and install all the equipment that we build. Our skilled personnel provide phone support, on-site maintenance and servicing support. Lastly, we provide training on equipment installation and usage.